Infiniti will present its Q60 sports coupe and QX30 premium active crossover at the Geneva International Motor Show on March 1.

They will be joined by the refreshed Q50 sports sedan, which features significant performance and dynamic upgrades.

The all-new Q60 sports coupe features a highly-advanced new V6 twin-turbo engine offering 405 PS, and the QX30 premium active crossover a highly-sculpted concept-like exterior, elevated stance and asymmetric cabin design.

Francois Goupil de Bouille, Infiniti vice president, Europe, Middle East and Africa said: “This is an exciting time for Infiniti, as we have transformed our product line-up and established sales records in Europe as we did across the globe. The new models set for their European debuts in Geneva highlight our commitment to expanding our product portfolio in new and thrilling directions, based on daring concept cars.”

The bold exterior of the Q60 exemplifies Infiniti’s ‘Powerful Elegance’ design language, with distinctive proportions and taut, muscular lines. Innovative drivetrain technologies and power channelled through the rear wheels deliver an exhilarating drive.

The Q60 to be shown in Geneva features the higher-powered 405 PS V6 engine, providing one of the best power-to-efficiency ratings in the sports coupe class.

The all-new QX30 boasts a purposeful, elevated appearance that makes a bold visual statement, joining the Q30 as part of Infiniti’s new premium compact model line-up. Remaining true to the ‘Powerful Elegance’ design approach that guided the original QX30 concept, the car demonstrates Infiniti’s design-led approach to product development.

The launch of these new and upgraded models in Europe comes at a time of rapid growth for Infiniti, and in the midst of an intense global product launch period.

Infiniti globally sold a record 215,250 new vehicles in 2015, representing a year-on-year rise of 16 per cent. In Western Europe, 7,000 customers bought a new Infiniti last year, an increase of 45 per cent over 2014. – TradeArabia News Service